Tim Cross writes:
> I do wonder if the doc string for org-toggle-heading needs updating. It
> makes no reference to making a list item a todo heading if it looks like
> a todo item. I was actually surprised that org-toggle-heading adds
> keywords at all. While headings and todo items are certainl
Ihor Radchenko writes:
> autofrettage writes:
>
>> * DONE Apple
>> ** TODO Banana
>>
>> ...instead of these:
>>
>> * baz Apple
>> ** foo Banana
>
> Confirmed.
>
> Currently, checkbox to todo keyword mapping is hard-coded in
> org-list-to-subtree.
>
> We may use something like
> [ ] -> (car org-n
Ihor Radchenko writes:
> autofrettage writes:
>
>> * DONE Apple
>> ** TODO Banana
>>
>> ...instead of these:
>>
>> * baz Apple
>> ** foo Banana
>
> Confirmed.
>
> Currently, checkbox to todo keyword mapping is hard-coded in
> org-list-to-subtree.
>
> We may use something like
> [ ] -> (car org
autofrettage writes:
> * DONE Apple
> ** TODO Banana
>
> ...instead of these:
>
> * baz Apple
> ** foo Banana
Confirmed.
Currently, checkbox to todo keyword mapping is hard-coded in
org-list-to-subtree.
We may use something like
[ ] -> (car org-not-done-keywords);
[-] -> (car org-not-done-keyw
Dear all,
Here comes a minor gripe.
If I start with:
-
#+TODO: foo bar | baz
+ [X] Apple
+ [ ] Banana
...and then apply org-toggle-headline (C-c *) on the two items,
one after the other, I end up with these headlines:
* DONE Apple
** TODO Banana
